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Texas Electrical Apprentices and Journeyman: How to Upgrade your License
Do you currently hold an Texas Apprentice or Journeyman electrical license? Are you looking to upgrade that license to the next class? In order to upgrade your license there are a few experience requirements that you must fulfill and you are required to pass an electrical exam for your new license type. Once you have all the work experience you need, JADE Learning can help you pass your exam on the first try.
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What is on the California Electrical Certification Exam?
How Do I Sign-Up for the California Electrical Certification Exam?
Once you’ve completed all requirements as an apprentice or through and electrical trainee program you can submit your application to have your experience reviewed by the California DIR. After submitting the application and all the required attachments you will be notified of your eligibility. You will have one year to schedule and take your exam. If you do not complete your exam within that time frame you will have to re-submit your application. It is important that you properly prep for the exam to ensure you pass on the first try. -
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How To Get My Electrical License
In order to work as an electrician in most states, you will need to get your electrical license. Here’s how to become a licensed electrician:
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5 Test-Taking Tips For Your Electrician Exam
Tip #1 Start Early Register for the electrician license exam and start studying. The sooner you begin studying, the greater your chances to pass. You should plan on spending a total of 60 hours studying time for the electrician exam. If your exam is scheduled for a month from now, […]
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Single Family Dwelling Calculation, Optional Method.
If you are preparing to take an electrical licensing exam, you will need to know how to calculate the feeder or service load for a single family dwelling. Refer to section 220.82(A)&(B) in the 2014 National Electrical Code (NEC). Here is a sample problem. Use the optional calculation to find […]
